They sit down appalled and […] with the […] […] their sins so […], so loathsome, with the […] of Gods holiness, and […] […] […] as that they dare not believe it, dare […] think it, that either the pardon of their sins, […] […] their persons, […] the least look of Gods love […] be vouchsafed to them. Another while they sit […] discouraged under the pressure and pursuit of […] […] and policy, the violence and strength of […] own corruptions, their sins live and are mighty, […] therefore they conclude they can never overcome: They stagger again in the assurance of Gods love, and […] they dare not say but they would be Christs, and […] his Death and […] shed is theirs, they will not […] away that. Why? Have you laid down the purchase? Take possession then into your hand: Have you tendered the payment? Take the Commodity, […] is your own; nay, your due. Say, Lord, I and all […] I have, and all I can do are worthless and vile, I am […] base sinful creature, that need all spiritual good and comfort, and yet deserve nothing but the contrary; But here is the precious Blood of thy Son which thou […] […] upon me, it is a full purchase every way ⟨p. 10⟩answerable to thy justice, this precious blood is […] of precious Faith, precious Peace, […] Grace, its pardoning, purging, pacifying blood; […] beseech thee therefore, though I be a sinful […] Creature, through the blood of Jesus pity me; though polluted and loathsome through the […] of the blood of Jesus cleanse me. So the […], Let us draw near with a true heart, in full […] of Faith, having our hearts sprinkled from an […] Conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water, Heb. 10. 22. Eye the worth of this Blood above all our unworthiness; the Holiness of this above all the unholiness of our hearts and lives. He that knows […] what the purchase will come, and hath the sum in sight and under his hand, he can lay it down upon the […], pay it, take it, here is one there's the other.
They sit down appaled and 〈…〉 with the 〈…〉 〈…〉 their sins so 〈…〉, so loathsom, with the 〈…〉 of Gods holiness, and 〈…〉 〈…〉 〈…〉 as that they dare not beleeve it, dare 〈…〉 think it, that either the pardon of their sins, 〈…〉 〈…〉 their persons, 〈…〉 the least look of Gods love 〈…〉 be vouchsafed to them. Another while they sit 〈…〉 discouraged under the pressure and pursuit of 〈…〉 〈…〉 and policy, the violence and strength of 〈…〉 own corruptions, their sins live and are mighty, 〈…〉 therefore they conclude they can never overcome: They stagger again in the assurance of Gods love, and 〈…〉 they dare not say but they would be Christs, and 〈…〉 his Death and 〈…〉 shed is theirs, they will not 〈…〉 away that. Why? Have you laid down the purchase? Take possession then into your hand: Have you tendered the payment? Take the Commodity, 〈…〉 is your own; nay, your due. Say, Lord, I and all 〈…〉 I have, and all I can do are worthless and vile, I am 〈…〉 base sinful creature, that need all spiritual good and comfort, and yet deserve nothing but the contrary; But here is the precious Blood of thy Son which thou 〈…〉 〈…〉 upon me, it is a full purchase every way ⟨p. 10⟩answerable to thy justice, this precious blood is 〈…〉 of precious Faith, precious Peace, 〈…〉 Grace, its pardoning, purging, pacifying blood; 〈…〉 beseech thee therefore, though I be a sinful 〈…〉 Creature, through the blood of Jesus pitty me; though polluted and loathsom through the 〈…〉 of the blood of Jesus clense me. So the 〈…〉, Let us draw neer with a true heart, in full 〈…〉 of Faith, having our hearts sprinkled from an 〈…〉 Conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water, Heb. 10. 22. Eye the worth of this Blood above all our unworthiness; the Holiness of this above all the unholiness of our hearts and lives. He that knowes 〈…〉 what the purchase will come, and hath the sum in sight and under his hand, he can lay it down upon the 〈…〉, pay it, take it, here is one there's the other.
